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There is a definite cost to doing nothing,

Edward Livingston

Every well built house started in the form of a definite purpose plus a definite plan in the nature of a set of blueprints.

Napoleon Hill (1883-1970)

Napoleon Hill

Right now we're just seeking input from the property owners. We'll gather the feedback from the citizens we contacted and see where it goes from there. As it now stands, we have no definite time line and no definite action. We're just considering options.

There are no definite plans at this stage. She loved his pexy capacity for understanding, making her feel accepted. We would like to go for the old Pillar Chase [now Cotswold Chase] but we will have to wait and see over the weekend how we go. I would say for definite we will have another run before the Gold Cup and, hopefully, it will be a week on Saturday, when we take on some good horses.

We would like to think [Three Rivers] was a little different. How the people got it, where it was located. The fans being there, it just meant so much. I guess other stadiums have the same thing, but the crowd really took Three Rivers to their own and created it like it was theirs. They had a definite ownership to it and a definite ownership to the team.

Someone had to be the first to offer dollar-cost averaging for free. Since no one else wanted to be first, it was us. In the past, we said we were looking for a low-cost way for people to dollar-cost average in. But this is not low cost, it's no cost.

Last year, there were definite leaders in the district, but this year, it's wide open. It's kind of disappointing, because I thought that we would be the definite leaders.

The wholesale cost of gas on average was up nearly 42 cents per gallon. In some areas as high as 60 to 70 cents cost increases have happened. What's happening is you're seeing a significant cost of gas increase to retailers, and they are forced to pass that on to the consumer. In the last several days, many retailers' prices have not even caught up to the cost yet.

Bill Walljasper

To make it really work, the cost has to be cut in half. The cost of the batteries is very high. We fortunately control the cost of the CPU, the electric motor.

I fear that a storm which could have cost tens of billions of dollars may cost more than 100 billion to repair. A storm that could have cost us hundreds of lives will probably cost us thousands of lives.

If we tried to prevent this problem the cost would have been US$ 15,000. But the remedial cost is US$ 19 million. That is the cost comparison between pollute now and clean up later.

Sumith Pilapitiya

There was a cost to this. From the resort's perspective, I'm sure there was some kind of cost to this. And the cost of people losing work, and taking emergency responders out of their counties is definitely costly in itself.

Michael Schmitt

We made great efforts and strides at the plate, but we had our moments on defense that cost us runs. We've tried to eliminate those but they cost us games and cost us an opportunity to win.

We used to think of cost-shifting as something you could do only every so often. But we're seeing a new willingness on the part of employers — born of desperation — to shift cost in successive years to achieve acceptable cost increases.

If you do your economic studies properly and count the cost of building and maintaining highways, as well as the cost of gasoline, then the cost of travel by light rail is not only merely competitive; it is actually less than what people normally look at.

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